deswa1
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[FONT=Segoe UI, Tahoma, Verdana, Arial, sans-serif]Hey guys- this will be a giant of a post- sorry.
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I'm doing Skrzynecki for belonging, how would you approach the following questions? (I don't want to take too much time away from people though- they're in order of 'importance' so just do as many as you can be bothered/have time for -> don't prioritise this over other stuff).
Thanks so much
Perspectives on belonging:
"Belonging is dependent on the perspective of the individual" Discuss this statement with particular focus on how the composers of texts represent perceptions of belonging
Attitudes to belonging change over time. How have the texts you have studied explored shifting attitudes towards belonging?
We search for a place to belong, not realizing that it's our perceptions and attitudes and not the place that allow us to belong.
Identity:
"Individuals have to first construct themselves, independently, before they can be a part of other things". Is this your understanding of belonging?
The larger the crowd, the less the individuality. Draw upon your study of belonging to examine this assertion
Discuss how the text explored the potential of an individual to enrich or challenge a group or community. In your answer, refer to your prescribed text and at least two related texts of your own choosing.- WTF?
Price of belonging: -> What is the price of belonging in Skrzynecki's poems?
Belonging always comes at a price. Does your study of belonging support this idea?
Belonging is a struggle. Discuss this statement in relation to your study.
The challenge to belong may be resisted or embraced. How is this explored in your prescribed text and one other related text of your own choosing?
Human nature:
The need to belong marks us as human and it is such connections that lead to fulfillment. After studying belonging, to what extent do you agree with this statement? In your answer, refer to your prescribed text and two texts of your own choosing.
"The human spirit craves a sense of belonging". To what extent do the texts you have studied support this idea?
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I'm doing Skrzynecki for belonging, how would you approach the following questions? (I don't want to take too much time away from people though- they're in order of 'importance' so just do as many as you can be bothered/have time for -> don't prioritise this over other stuff).
Thanks so much
Perspectives on belonging:
"Belonging is dependent on the perspective of the individual" Discuss this statement with particular focus on how the composers of texts represent perceptions of belonging
Attitudes to belonging change over time. How have the texts you have studied explored shifting attitudes towards belonging?
We search for a place to belong, not realizing that it's our perceptions and attitudes and not the place that allow us to belong.
Identity:
"Individuals have to first construct themselves, independently, before they can be a part of other things". Is this your understanding of belonging?
The larger the crowd, the less the individuality. Draw upon your study of belonging to examine this assertion
Discuss how the text explored the potential of an individual to enrich or challenge a group or community. In your answer, refer to your prescribed text and at least two related texts of your own choosing.- WTF?
Price of belonging: -> What is the price of belonging in Skrzynecki's poems?
Belonging always comes at a price. Does your study of belonging support this idea?
Belonging is a struggle. Discuss this statement in relation to your study.
The challenge to belong may be resisted or embraced. How is this explored in your prescribed text and one other related text of your own choosing?
Human nature:
The need to belong marks us as human and it is such connections that lead to fulfillment. After studying belonging, to what extent do you agree with this statement? In your answer, refer to your prescribed text and two texts of your own choosing.
"The human spirit craves a sense of belonging". To what extent do the texts you have studied support this idea?